Toyota Cressida?

269B98571A88.jpeg Late 50’s Ferrari 410 Superamerica. This was the luxury “big block” model introduced for fast cruising and the US market. 410x12= 5 liters of V12! Only a handful built, maybe 30. They’re all a bit different, no two identical. Probably 90% were bodied by Pininfarina, then a few one...

xterraguy, I meant on FB, but you're in because I wasn't clear. Use the contact form to send me your address! https://www.matthewsvolvosite.com/contact/

If cars get 'smart' and drive themselves, will people get stupid and not able to drive? gnalan, I think you have spotted the trend.
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No EV content, but old guy rambling: It is no wonder that rental places do not want to rent trucks with trailer hitches. Many (most?) drivers have no idea how to drive safely with a trailer in tow. Let alone how to back up a trailer. I got an early start on driving and all things mechanical growing ...

Service loaners? When my Volvo needs repair, my Volvo dealer provides a new Volvo service loaner for me to drive. This last time I had their loaner for 6 1/2 months. While in my care my insurance covers it. I had a 2021 XC60T6 nicely equipped for 4 months, than a 2022 XC60B5. Neither had a sticker ...

T5Luke wrote: ↑19 Jul 2022, 16:47 Now the CEMs -2004 are missing

If you brave enough to read through the thread, I've attempted to do that. But Volvo hired either a bad programmer or a brilliant one, and their pin compare code is not vulnerable to timing attack

gnalan wrote: ↑20 Jul 2022, 10:50 1950s Jaguar XK120

Yes. Your prize is one cotton candy or one ice cream cone. Please let MVS Shipping and Receiving™ know which you'd like sent out.

I'm partial to 70s cars like Ferrari 308, early 70s American muscle cars. Less Grand Style, more Aggression.

Peugeot 405 !

Trying desperately to beat gnalan